Become a Phlebotomist - Phlebotomy Careers and Programs

Phlebotomy is an essential career within the healthcare industry. It requires skill and an education by an accredited school can provide you with the training and real-world experience to become a Phlebotomist.

Phlebotomy is the act of drawing blood for testing or transfusion. Arizona College’s curriculum and faculty can provide you with the education you want to start your career as a Phlebotomist. Contact the Arizona College of Allied Health today and let us guide you on the path to your new career as a Phlebotomist.

Timeline for success:

• Certification is not required, however, we recommend graduates to get certified as a resume enhancement.
  • American Medical Technologists offers the Registered Phlebotomy Technician certification examination.
• The timeframe that each graduate takes to complete the certification process is in the graduates hands as far as their priority of completing the process.

Certifications & Exams:

• Visit the American Medical Technologists website (amt1.com).  It has a Student Certification Process outline and guide.
  • First the graduate obtains the application (can be obtained on the website). 
  • Second, the graduate completes the online application and pays the $83 application fee.
  • Third, the graduate decides on an examination process which includes Pearson Vue computer testing centers in which the graduate will immediately know their score.
  • Study!  Students can obtain study outlines and practice examinations by visiting the AMT website.
  • Take examination
  • Pass examination
  • Look for Certificate and Membership information in the mail

How much will certification cost?

• American Medical Technologists Phlebotomist Certification Examination is $83

Are there any “deal breakers” that will prevent me from being able to complete a step (felonies, misdemeanors, etc.)?

• The certifying body will determine on a case by case basis whether the applicant will be allowed to receive their license or sit for their certification exam if the applicant has any felonies or misdemeanors.